KOLKATA/KALAIKUNDA/DIGHA: Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee Passed over a preliminary Yaas Harm Quote of Rs 20,000 crore on PM Narendra Modi on Friday after Studying the devastation left along Bengal’s coastal zone from the cyclone on Wednesday.

Banerjee also gave Modi 2″long-term help proposals”, searching Rs 20,000 crore more from the Centre for sustainable rehabilitation packs for its fragile Sundarban and Digha belts.
“I advised the PM to’please do anything you believe is required’ before accepting his consent to depart,” Banerjee explained after.
“But we’ll likely not get anything whatsoever,” she added.
“The PM called for a meeting (at Kalaikunda).
However, that I had a meeting in Digha which has been scheduled previously.
So I moved to Kalaikunda in addition to the state chief secretary, then fulfilled with the PM and handed him a record (about the settlement ).
Additionally, I suggested two strategies.
I advised him that I’d flown from Sagar because he wished to meet with me then took his consent to depart (such as Digha),” Banerjee said.
The CM, that moved to Hingalganj at North 24 Parganas and Sagar Island in South 24 Parganas before on Friday, continued the deadline for”duare tran (doorstep aid )” and cautioned that complaints of discrimination of aid along with refusal (of statutory claims of harm ) wouldn’t be tolerated.
All claims must be made to say officials, she explained, adding there shouldn’t be any abuse of capital.
Cyclone sufferers need to be in a position to submit their programs at their own village or block workplace by June 3 to June 18, ” she explained.
“There have been several flaws throughout Amphan, which attracted us disrepute.
This won’t be tolerated.
There’ll be direct banking transfer of reimbursement that moment,” Banerjee additional.
The CM’s short meeting with the PM at Kalaikunda, by which she had been followed closely by state leader Alapan Bandyopadhyay, was accompanied with a scheduled administrative assembly in Digha to evaluate the level of harm in East Midnapore.
She visited with the ravaged Digha shore and declared that Bandyopadhyay will oversee the Digha Development Authority’s operation and mind a committee to indicate longterm sustainability programmes about the way the shore may be better insulated from the continued battering from cyclones.
Banerjee also led East Midnapore district magistrate Purnendu Majhi to inquire private builders to fix at their own price the streets, dykes and bridges which were been ruined within three decades of building.
A dozen administrative cubes across the coast and rivers had been below water along with 18 lakh people were directly impacted by the cyclone, Majhi informed the CM, including 7000 hectares of agricultural land — a few with standing plants — and fisheries might have been ruined by water.
The CM’s next airborne survey will concentrate on Nandigram, Khejuri and Ramnagar on Saturday.
The CM concentrated on safety of girls and kids remaining in relief camps in North 24 Parganas and requested district magistrate Sumit Gupta to organize for sufficient relief and make sure pregnant women didn’t face any difficulty.
At South 24 Parganas, she advised district magistrate P Ulganathan to guarantee money wasn’t wasted on subway embankments which couldn’t protect villages from heavy rains and cyclones.